Tina Aldatz is the CEO of premium beauty wipe company Savvy Travelers. She has won awards from the National Latina Business Women Association and the Mexican American Opportunity Foundation for her role as a woman in business.Read more

Jodi Glickman is the president and founder of Great on the Job, a resource to help people effectively communicate in the workplace by breaking it down into science, so you know exactly what to say and how to say it.Read more

As the CEO of WINGS Program, Inc., Rebecca Darr works everyday towards her mission of ending domestic violence and homelessness. Though she finds her work fulfilling, find out how she likes to relax and unwind after a particularly long day.Read more

Abby Hornacek is the co-host of The Rally and daughter of longtime NBA Star and New York Knicks head coach Jeff Hornacek. As a woman in a male-dominated profession, shares how she overcomes the obstacles she faces and how sports empower young girls.Read more

Karen Azarnia has exhibited nationally, and is a grant recipient from the Illinois Arts Council and the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs. Her work has been featured in Newcity, Hyperallergic, and the Huffington Post.Read more

Find out how Megan Richards Martin, both a prominent Chicago public relations figure and busy suburban mom, makes time for friends and relaxation amidst a hectic professional and family schedule.Read more

Uma Vaiyapuri and Vineeta Santoshi launched Chutney Devis (Devi means Goddess in Sanskrit) in February of 2016. They specialize in regional South Indian cuisine and make all of their products in small batches.Read more

Andrea Levoff, is a former stand-up comedian, who recently launched a web series called Dope Ass Mom Tips that has done extremely well. In the series, she features her own experiences as a mother to connect with her audiences.Read more

Kim Wargo is the Head of School of a new high school coming to Chicago in Fall 2017- GEMS World Academy Chicago. Here, she shares with us what this unique school will bring to its students and to the city of Chicago.Read more